Sentence examples similar to toxic charged from inspiring English sources

We can only hope that its toxic charge will fade over time.

He admitted swearing at the police but has strenuously denied the toxic charge that he called them "plebs".

One of the most toxic charges levelled against the coalition is that it is hellbent on privatising the health service.

And what she said – that the Tories want to privatise the NHS – is the most politically toxic charge that can be laid against the government.

Going further, much of the ethnic press has portrayed the mayor as anti-immigrant, a politically toxic charge in a city where 37percentt of the population is foreign-born and 14percentt of families include at least one undocumented person.

This enzyme attaches the molecules of zinc to break down toxic-charged oxygen molecules called superoxide radicals.

The new process lets "the White House and federal polluters derail EPA's scientific assessment of toxic chemicals," she charged.

Extracting coal-bed methane means draining groundwater that is often charged with toxic salts.

UNSETTLED by the producer's irreverent parodies of black sports stars -- notably the Nets' Jayson Williams -- and his embellishments to Mr. Imus's periodically toxic diatribes, Mr. Wallace charged that Mr. McGuirk "glories in the role of resident bigot" on the program, and an on-line opinion journal recently seconded the assault.

The police newspaper denounced her writings as toxic and she was charged with distorting the truth and denigrating the Communist party and state.

Moreover, the cellular entry of a nanomaterial definitely depends on its surface charge and toxic effects of positively charged nanomaterial have widely been explored, but it was not observed when the same material coated with negatively charged functional groups [103, 104].